A very small, often short-term loan made to an impoverished entrepreneur, as in an underdeveloped country.
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mi·cro·loan (mī'krō-lōn') ![]() |
A very small, often short-term loan made to an impoverished entrepreneur, as in an underdeveloped country.
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Development loan to a small business arranged by a bank-funded Community Development Bank. Such loans provide startup capital in economically disadvantaged communities, and are often made for amounts as small as $1,000. Microloan programs assisted by the World Bank provide needed funding in developing countries. They are becoming more common in the United States. Also called microcredit.
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